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Marco Biasi is an Associate Professor of Labor Law at the University of Milan, where he teaches “Labor Law and Artificial Intelligence,” “Comparative Labor Law,” and “Public Sector Labor Law.”
Professor Biasi sits on the editorial boards and committees of several labor law journals and has authored an extensive body of work, including three monographs and over one hundred articles, essays, and case notes, and has coordinated the editorial work of five collective volumes.
His main publications include:
- Worker Participation in Italy: Evolution and Prospects Compared to the German and European Models (Milan, 2013) — which received the “Francesco Santoro-Passarelli Prize” by the Accademia dei Lincei for the best first monograph in labor law (2012–2013);
- Essay on Dismissal for Illicit Motive (Padua, 2017);
- A Study on the Multifunctionality of Damages in Labor Law: Compensation, Sanction, Deterrence (Milan, 2022).
Professor Biasi rings in-depth academic expertise to BCA Legal, with a particular focus on innovative and evolving areas of labor law, including the legal status of company directors, sports law, and the regulation of work in the context of digitalization and artificial intelligence.